Sala Rotsiegel Steckspiel "Des Kindes liebstes Spiel", around 1900, luxury paper factory A(dolf) Sala Berlin, marked "Sala-Spiele mit Rotsiegel", number 4505, consisting of six cardboard boards with coloured lithographed landscapes, including farm, garden, alpine lake, mountain pasture, winter lake and beach, all with numerous slots for the approx. 80 figures, including six small template cards in black and white, in original cardboard box with colour lithographed cover, rare, not quite complete pack (approx. 5 figures missing) with signs of age and a few marginal blemishes, each board measures 23 x 31 cm, cardboard box measures 25 x 33 x 2 cm.

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